Dr. Bruce Jansson PhD
We’re excited to interview this amazing policy professor and author of The Sixteen Trillion Dollar Mistake: How the U.S. Bungled its National Priorities from FDR to Clinton. According to his bio, Dr. Jansson is currently working on a sequel, which will call for a debate on forthcoming national priorities as spending on the elderly and medical care threatens to truncate spending for other domestic priorities. He is also beginning a multi-year study regarding the politics of big-city health systems using Los Angeles as the lead example.
Karen Knudsen, RN
Karen Knudsen is the ED manager at Huntington Hospital.
Huntington Hospital is currently expanding their ER. Find out more here: HUNTINGTON
Dr. Edward Newton MD
Dr. Newton is Chair and Professor of Clinical Emergency Medicine at LAC+USC.
As department chair, Newton has led 45 full-time USC faculty, 60 voluntary or part-time faculty, and 68 residents, and provided administrative direction to a wide range of Los Angeles County employees working in the Emergency Department at the LAC+USC Medical Center. His term as chair saw the integration of the emergency medicine private practice into the University of Southern California and the transition from the old county facility to the new state-of-the-art Level 1 trauma center. (HSC Weekly)
Dr. Michael Cousineau
Dr. Michael Cousineau is considered an expert on health care policy and reform for the underserved and uninsured.
Dr. Cousineau is currently Associate Professor of Research in the Department of Family Medicine and Preventive Medicine at the USC Keck School of Medicine. He directs the USC Center for Community Health Studies and teaches in both the Masters in Public Health program and in the Professionalism and the Practice of Medicine. He has a masters and a doctorate from the UCLA School of Public Health.
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